Trick Williams’ United States Championship win means he will have several stars on “WWE SmackDown” vying for his title, and he has named one star from the blue brand as his dream opponent.

Williams got one of the most important wins of his WWE career at WrestleMania 42 when he defeated Sami Zayn to win the US title. Following the win, he was interviewed by “The Sportster,” who suggested that Aleister Black could be a great opponent for him. Williams agreed and revealed that Black is a dream opponent for him.

“Aleister Black? I would love him. I love his style. He’s a veteran. And he’s actually one of my dream opponents, man. I really like Aleister Black. That’s dope,” he said.

Williams and Black have never faced each other, and their contrasting personas could make for an interesting feud on “SmackDown.” Black, since his return to WWE, has feuded with a person that Williams knows closely, his former friend and rival Carmelo Hayes, while his most recent feud came against former WWE World Heavyweight Champion, Damian Priest. Williams has revealed that he won’t repeat Hayes’ approach by reintroducing the Open Challenge for the United States Championship, but has welcomed challengers for his title.

While Black is one of Williams’ dream opponents, the former NXT Champion has even bigger dreams, recently revealing that he would like to face Roman Reigns, the current World Heavyweight Champion, someday at WrestleMania. For now, Williams can’t bask too much in the glory of his phenomenal win at WrestleMania, as the likes of Black and company will likely be gunning for his title.

WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels has never seen eye-to-eye with fellow HOFer Bret “Hitman” Hart. The two men’s infamous rivalry has led to harsh words, hair-pulling, and even a screwjob. The two men eventually reconciled in the 2000s, and their relationship has completely turned around, according to Michaels.

“The last time [Bret and I] had a conversation was at the Hall of Fame last year,” Michaels told The Ringer Wrestling Podcast recently. “We were in the same dressing room and I helped him put on his suspenders.”

Hart had never worn suspenders, and “The Heartbreak Kid” had plenty of experience. While the two men are still friendly, the WWE Performance Center trainer doesn’t think Hart will be training the next generation of WWE stars.

“I can’t see Bret wanting to move his entire life to Florida, or anything like that,” Michaels said, noting that he doesn’t know if the former WWE Champion has ever been invited to coach in the Performance Center. “If he ever wanted to come down and do a seminar -but he’s never really shown interest in that kind of stuff. But you’d be crazy to think Bret Hart doesn’t add value…We’d jump at the chance [to have him in the WWE PC].”

Hart’s niece, Natalya, is currently running training seminar’s in her own training center, which have often featured stars from both AEW and WWE. The former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion called her training center a “love letter to wrestling.” Michaels noted that Hart has also not taken part in Natalya’s seminars either.